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The Guardian view on exam reform: schools have more acute problems than a narrow curriculum | Editorial
Editorial
09, Oct, 2023 @5:46 PM
Plans to force academic or vocational choice on pupils over 16
Richard Adams Education editor
08, Jul, 2016 @4:49 PM
Record number of students off to university after undergrad cap raised
Richard Adams, education editor
15, Aug, 2014 @7:32 PM
A-level results: pass rate drops but record numbers win university places
Rise in popularity of maths and science as savvy students target places and Michael Gove's education changes take effect
Richard Adams Education editor
14, Aug, 2014 @8:51 PM
A-level and GCSE exam grades will not be 'fiddled', watchdog tells parents
Richard Adams Education editor
07, Aug, 2014 @8:48 PM
Anxious, austerity-minded, but worldly: the young Britons of Generation A
Today's teenagers, faced with economic uncertainty, will confront huge challenges. The good news? They seem singularly well-equipped for the task, according to a major new survey. Yvonne Roberts reports
Yvonne Roberts
06, Jul, 2013 @7:15 PM
Parent files police complaint after teacher reads Ender's Game to pupils
Alison Flood
23, Mar, 2012 @6:01 PM
Academy schools attain fewer good GCSEs, study shows
Local authority schools with a similar pupil intake performed better, according to new analysis of government figures
Daniel Boffey
25, Feb, 2012 @8:58 PM
Can online careers advice work?
The role of employment advisers is diminishing as web-based services come to the fore, but what about the personal touch?
Louise Tickle
21, Oct, 2011 @10:02 PM
One in four young people get no careers advice, survey shows
Poll shows 28% of those studying apprenticeships, BTecs and GNVQs are missing out on careers counselling
Jessica Shepherd
20, Sep, 2011 @6:00 AM
Core subjects are key to education reform
Elizabeth Truss
16, Sep, 2011 @11:02 PM
Money being wasted on badly-managed colleges, say MPs
Jessica Shepherd, education correspondent
16, Aug, 2011 @5:10 AM
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